Factory stitching and garment finishing
Factory-floor sewing, single-needle work, overlock construction, thread trimming, and garment finishing.
Manufacturing gallery
Explore selected footage from printing, embroidery, cutting, stitching, transfer review, and quality-control stages used to prepare custom sportswear programs.
Featured overview
A production overview covering fabric handling, computerized embroidery, sportswear stitching, measurement review, and finished garments.
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Production evidence
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Factory-floor sewing, single-needle work, overlock construction, thread trimming, and garment finishing.
Large-format printers producing custom sportswear transfer layouts before heat application and garment assembly.
A wider production-room view showing multiple printers and active custom sportswear transfer output.
Printed jersey panels are reviewed for colorways, names, numbers, artwork placement, and cutting outlines before the next production stage.
Master patterns arranged on fabric at a cutting table to prepare garment panels for assembly.
A wide-format printhead producing detailed patterned transfer layouts for athletic garment panels.
Close-up industrial sewing and edge finishing on a sublimated athletic garment.
Cylinder-bed machine work used to assemble and finish a curved athletic sleeve and cuff.
Multi-thread industrial seaming and in-process thread trimming on performance apparel panels.
A printed textile is revealed after large-format heat application for visual production review.
An industrial multi-head embroidery line applying a digitized design to fabric panels.
A color-swatch test roll is printed so buyers and production teams can review references before approved production.
Continuous patterned transfer output for custom athletic garment panels.
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